Knowland Says No Talk Of Police, Missile Debate
Senate Republican leader Knowland after a White House conference discussed the missile program and other topics but did not reveal details. He plans no emergency session, will keep his leadership post until January 1959, and travels to Republican events in Boston, Michigan, and New York. He doubts new civil rights legislation will pass next year amid Little Rock tensions.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Fisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Boston
Michigan
Do You Know This Person Born in Normal and Naperville
A partially readable note identifies a person born in Normal and educated at State Normal in Normal, North Central College in Naperville, and Chicago University. It mentions a wife who is a former college classmate living much of her life in Kansas and notes a mixed education setting.
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Muitnois
State Normal
Normal
North Central College
Naperville
Chicago University
Kansas
Lawrence citizens asked from musical debut run dates
Louisiana bans interracial activities bar 12 year old Barbara Ann Remo from singing with New Orleans Symphony Orchestra. She won a prize and was invited to January Youth Concerts, but law blocks public events with racial mixing. Also notes Lawrence citizens invited to the fifth American Royal Livestock and Horse Show in Kansas City with Cadillac ambulance cruiser and Royal literature, hotel and ticket details, Rex Allen messages and Kansas Day event on Oct 23.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Barbara. Ann Remo
J. C. Morris
Barbara Ann
Andes Remo
Baton Rouge
Philippines
Lawrence
Kansas
Miller Brew- Ling Company
Milwaukee
American Royal
Rex Allen
Kansas City
Allen
Livestock Exchange
the Royal
Germans Allegedly Turned Down on Moon Launch
Chattanooga chat Times reports Huntsville German missile team sought permission to launch an earth satellite but was blocked by Secretary of Defense Wilson. The Jupiter test vehicle, potentially reaching 600 miles, would have used Navy satellite duties. Advisory panel led by Dr Homer J Stewart influenced the decision, with Army officials perceiving bias against federally employed scientists.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chat Times
Huntsville
Cape Canaveral
Fla
the Times
Defense Department
Washington
Wilson
Adisory
Homer J. Stewart
Navy
Vanguard
Army
Pentagon
Jupiter
Dead Calm Ends Week at Central High in Little Rock
In Little Rock nine African American students entered Central High under protection of the Army's 101st Airborne Division and Arkansas National Guardsmen as federal desegregation orders face mob resistance. Paratroopers protected the empty school during weekend quiet while 85 churches held prayers for a desegregation solution.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Central
Eisenhower
Army
101St Airborne Division
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Eisenhower Heads to Ft Meade Golf Round
President Eisenhower departed the White House to play golf at Ft Meade Maryland with retired Lt General Floyd Parks an old Army golfing companion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Ft. Meade
Floyd Parks
Stull Church World Communion Day Bonanza
World Communion Day services led by Rev. Paul Seyffer at Stull U B Church drew 97 attendees for Sunday School. Money collected was delayed as Pennington hid the receipts after noticing a smell during a study session on Human Personality from The Resources of the Church. The WSWS Fall Institute met Monday at the E U B Church.
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Stull FE. U. B
Paul Seyffer
Sharon Tulsa
Oklaim-Cafe
Houk
Carolyn Turner
Betty Archie L. Pennington
Philippines
Pearl Waltkuhle
Magellan
WSWS
Fall Institute
E. U. B. Church
Lecompton as Kansas political hub a century ago
Lawrence neighbor Lecompton figured as a center in the Kansas constitutional struggle of 1857 58. Proslavery delegates faced Free State opposition while editor Preston B Plumb’s harsh front page denunciations highlighted the era’s partisan rhetoric. The original Lecompton constitution archive returned to Kansas in 1957 now resides with the State Historical Society.
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Lawrence
Lecompton
Kansas Territory
Kansas
Constitutional
Territorial
Tee Erpeners
Homers
Socenane
Congress
Lacompton
de Elalvely
Stat
Yenure
Kanzas
Emporia
eatHér
Manzas
Plumb
John Calhoun
W. H. Jenkins
Marysville
Lecompton Ton
Kansas State Historical Society
Rutgers University
Lawrence WSWS hosts at service in Stull area
Community news recounts WSWS members hosting at neighboring churches for a rally day service in Stull with Rev. Robert Bruns speaking on work in Japan. Attendees include Rev. and Mrs. Seyffer and many local families. Social visits, family gatherings, and birthday dinners are noted across Lawrence and Topeka area households.
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Lawrence
WSWS
Robert Bruns
Japan
Stull
Paul Seyffer
Sophia Nichols
Lydia “Wulfkuhle
Emma Houk
Beulah O'Connor
Anna Walter
Malverna Buchheim
Verna
EUB Church
Clifford Nantz
Topeka
Loran Pine
Brenda
Lyons
Kansas
Pine
August Kampachroeder
Carl
Local Social Roundup From Topeka And Madison Visits
Mrs Leon Condley spent Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Hildenbrand. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Chile and sister Mrs Mabel Spangler in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Richard Roudehash visited in Merriam at the George Steele home Sunday evening. Mrs Helen Hildenbrand called on Mrs Khmer Nichols Wednesday afternoon while planning for Ratly Day at EUB Stull Church on October 13.
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August Kampschroeder
Loren Pine
Brenda
Paul Norman
Donna
David
Dwight Norman
Mike
Sue
Marry Kampschroeder
Dale
Topeka
M. O'Connor
Glenn O'Connor
Kenneth
Burlington
Kansas
Hildenbrand
Wilma Jean
W. C. Kellum
Arthur Worthingston
Jeanne
Joanne
Shirley
Clarence Wulfkuhie
Tom
Wesley “Wuiltkuhle
Karen
Noell
George Steele
Jimmy
Sandy
Allen
Gage Park
Steele
Louise Robinson
Stormont Vail Hospital
Robinson
Evelyn Stull
Henry Stull
CW. Kellum
John Inlees
Leon Condley
Albert Hildenbrand
Airs
Harry Chile
Hep
Mabel Spangler
Richard Roudehash
Clifford
Wouk
Marold Ice
Margret Bidinger
Rachel
Clara Tuckle
Amery Swadley
Madison
Wis
Charles Worthington
Worhington
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